The design of this cluster ring
Cocktail rings from the 1960s are characterised by their metalwork. This design offers a substantial presence whilst retaining an airy setting. This second-hand, unmarked ring is crafted from 14-carat white gold. The central motif features 11 colourless brilliant-cut diamonds, with an estimated weight of 0.88 carats, arranged in a cluster. This geometric arrangement maximises the surface area reflecting light on the hand.
Design and jewellery craftsmanship
The body of the ring is divided into three metal bands on either side. This openwork shoulder supports the main motif. The 11 central stones are raised and secured by a prong setting. This design leaves the diamond’s culet exposed, allowing light to pass through more freely. The outer bands are set with additional diamonds. The total weight of the stones across the entire setting is estimated at 1.10 carats.
Why choose this second-hand piece of jewellery
Purchasing this piece second-hand is a considered decision. A similar openwork setting requires a significant amount of design time in the workshop. This ring features a diamond pavé setting and an intricately crafted structure. Choosing this model allows you to acquire a substantial piece of jewellery at a controlled cost.
Contents and condition
The polished grey metal has a uniform rhodium-plated finish. The 585 hallmark certifies that the gold is 14-carat. This ring is size 59. Our workshops have inspected the setting and the integrity of the gemstone mounting. The piece is delivered in a The Swiss Collector presentation box to ensure its protection.
Warranty and delivery
The Swiss Collector guarantees the authenticity of this piece with a 12-month warranty. We accept returns within 10 days in accordance with our terms and conditions. As Switzerland’s leading second-hand retailer, backed by the largest network of shops, we offer online booking for a fitting and in-store collection, or fully secure international delivery.
* Refurbished. Our jeweller has polished and inspected the piece to restore it to its original condition.
